A Wooded Lot Deck, Resurfaced in Vista
This elevated Hinckley deck had a solid frame and tired wood. We rebuilt the stairs and resurfaced it in Deckorators Vista Silverwood with a Driftwood border, black Deckorators ALX railing, and lights on the posts and stairs.
- Deckorators VistaSilverwood with a Driftwood border
- ALX railingBlack aluminum with a matching gate
- Lit upPost cap and stair riser lights
- ResurfaceKept the sound frame
Great bones on a wooded lot
This deck sits high on a wooded lot with plenty of room underneath. The wood surface and railing were worn out, but the structure was still solid.
We kept the frame, rebuilt the stairs, and gave it a low maintenance surface that fits right in with the trees.
How it came together
What it is made of
Every product here was picked to look sharp and stay low maintenance for a long time.
Deckorators Vista Silverwood
Deckorators Vista Silverwood is a cool gray with a natural grain, trimmed here with a darker Driftwood border.
Deckorators ALX Railing
Black aluminum railing with square balusters and a matching gate. Compare railing
Post Cap and Stair Lights
Lights on the posts and stair risers make the deck easy to use after dark. More on lighting
The finished project
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Questions we hear a lot
Can you add lights during a resurface?
Yes. We run low voltage lighting for posts and stairs as part of the job.
Can you add a gate?
Yes. We match gates to your railing.
Is Vista a good choice in the woods?
Yes. It resists moisture, stains, and fading, and cleans up with a quick rinse.
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Have a tired deck with good bones?
We will check your frame and give you an honest answer on resurfacing versus rebuilding.